Best Businesses in Pennsylvania

My garbage disposal needed to be replaced.  Alex took out the old one and installed a new one I had already purchased. He was very friendly and knowledgeable.  The job was done in no time at all.

I found Steve on a Saturday afternoon while scrolling through Yelp out of desperation when my mom had a home-related issue that needed immediate attention. Steve came through and more. He listened to my concerns and showed up within the hour to help my mom. He was polite and helpful, and even followed up with me after he left my mom's place. My mother said she will be using Steve in the future whenever she needs a handyman.

Fantastic service. Chad was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Very friendly and a pleasure to have him service my problem. I am very confident I will be using Moser service as my Plumber and I highly recommend them. AAA+++.

I've been looking for an honest old-fashioned plumber who does the job you want done.
Bob's knowledge of plumbing exceeds anything I could've ever expected from a plumber at his rates. The savings that I experience with Bob allowed me to get a little extra work done without going over budget and I would believe anyone would appreciate that.
If you need a plumber from simple to sophisticated this is the guy you need!

Dan did a great job installing a bathroom vanity and sink/faucet plus a small pipe replacement. Very reasonable. Extremely happy!

Jason is a pleasure to work with-- I had called him after getting his coupon in the money mailer bc I was afraid that I had a major problem with my toilet.  He was on time, showed me his plumbing license, and spent a lot of time with me, Answering all of my questions.  Luckily, the problem wasn't a problem after all.   He is also not the kind of plumber whose gonna charge you an arm and a leg, which I really respect and appreciate in this day and age. Now I know in the future, who to call, if and when there is a problem! He also rescues dogs and other animals, which to me, is a win win. I would recommend him to anyone.

Wonderful service and very reasonable. They came in 75% cheaper then the big guys and fixed our supply line in half a day. I highly recommend this company as they came back to check on their work to ensure we were leak free. They offer discounts for military and one year guarentee. Will only use The House Doctor for all my plumbing needs.

Buyer beware!  I've been a happy customer of Good for over 15 years.  Their people are awesome to deal with, very professional and do a great job.  Here's the problem, in this tough economic climate, they are charging for time to and from your residence, a gas fee, plus a $55 dispatch fee!  I was charged $155 for 45 minutes of work.  I wish someone bought me gas and paid me for my time to drive to and from work.  Bye bye Good, it's been nice knowing you.  (also charged $189 for a valve I could have bought on Amazon for $127)

Arrived on schedule.  Good efficient diagnosis - proper fix at a fair price. What else would you want?

The best plumber I ever had. Mr. Wood does a great job and goes out of his way to satisfy the customer. Honest, experienced and an all around nice guy.

We have used Palmerio for multiple plumbing issues and projects. When we had major issues such as hot water heater broke and more recently we had some pipes leaking in the basement, they came out immediately (within an hour) and were very helpful, respectful, and explained our issues and options. Great company!

My sump pump motor broke and Bukowski came right out and replaced it.  They were not that ones who installed it origionally, but they came and put a new one in and it works great.  Then I called them back (Robert), and had them run a new line for me (pvc) to redirect the water from the sump pit into another location.  They work fast, and its quality.  Very happy I met them and will call them back in the future!

Joe went above and beyond when our tankless water heater broke. He came out right away, and quickly identified the issue. He came back the next day to install the part and our water issues were solved! The price was fair, and Joe was an absolute pleasure to deal with. Not only did he fix our issue, but entertained as he went. I would recommend Joe to anyone in the Philadelphia area.

As luck would have it, our water heater sprang a leak the day before our house was scheduled to go up for sale. Pafumi replaced it on very short notice; we called them in the morning, explained that we were moving out and had just listed the house, and they came out a couple of hours later. The workers were pleasant, professional and did a good job. We knew their rate was higher than most, but since we were ready to leave the state we felt the quick response made it a fair trade-off.  BUT .... cut to 6 weeks later: we've moved to No. Carolina, have a buyer for the house, and closing is a week away. Our realtor meets the certificate of occupancy inspector at the house and at some point he asks about the permit on that new water heater. She calls us to inquire about it, and I'm dumbstruck. I called Pafumi to ask if they'd applied for a permit, and the lady says indignantly, OH no, we don't do that. That's on you, that's on the homeowner. I said no one had even suggested to us that we'd need to apply for a permit after the installation, and asked if they normally mention that detail to their customers. She said, again with what sounded like a lot of attitude, I know I don't, and I don't think my techs do either. Like I said, that's on YOU! I suggested that they might want to mention it in the future, since water heater permits/inspections are evidently required, and she replied Most people don't want to bother with them anyway. Huh? I don't WANT to bother with it, or to pay taxes either, for that matter, but it's the law! And now we're living 10 hours away and can't sell our house without that missing permit. I explained the situation to her and she did get somewhat more helpful at that point. She offered to ask Mr Pafumi to fill out the paperwork, but said it wouldn't be till 'at least Monday' (it was Friday afternoon). The clock was counting down on settlement, so I called the permit office to see if I could do anything to get the process underway but they told me that until the contractor fills out 'the jacket', there's nothing the homeowner can do. So obviously even if we'd known about the need for a permit, Pafumi had to initiate the process. The whole mess would've resulted in a postponed closing if it wasn't for our incredibly resourceful realtor, Lynn Stambaugh at Cardinal Realty, who met Pafumi at their office door first thing Monday morning, hand-carried the application to the W. Deptford code office, begged/pestered/cajoled and somehow got it processed, paid for, inspected and approved in record time, and then coaxed the CO inspector back to the house to reinspect on the very last business day before settlement. Of course the water heater did pass inspection; like I said, the workers had done a good job and they did it quickly. Hence the two stars here instead of one, which is what I feel the company really earned by playing dumb about the need for permits, and adding a ton of down-to-the-wire tension to what was already a stressful situation.

Terrible company that has a poor understanding of the systems they sell/install in people's homes. I purchased a new heating pump/HVAC system for my home on 4/28. After promising they are HVAC experts and have the best teams in the business, Horizon proceeded to do an absolutely terrible job installing the system THEY sold to ME. You would think a company like Horizon would have a great understanding of the systems they sell home owners.

On the day of install, their team arrived at 7:30 AM and worked to install my system, completing the job around 5 PM. The employee showed me how to turn on the system and left. The system immediately started blowing hot air. I tried to turn the entire unit off, but it continued pumping hot air getting my house to 80 degrees (almost 10 degrees hotter than it was outside). I called the salesperson that sold me the system, and he told me someone would come back to check on this issue (that I was having on the brand new system they installed). One of the original installers arrived back around 6:30 PM and was clearly panicked and did not know what was going on, he had to call multiple other employees and was running into and out of my house for over an hour. He claimed to have fixed it and left saying someone would need to come back in the morning to replace a broken part (on my NEW system). No sooner does he leave does the hot air continue to blow. He told me I could turn off the system at the breaker and it would turn off, I did this but that didn't work. I had a heat pump constantly blowing hot air in to my home and couldn't get it to stop. My house got to 88 degrees before I figured out how to manually shut off the emergency heat that had been triggered by the faulty equipment Horizon installed. During that entire time, I could not get anyone from Horizon on the phone to help me other than a dispatcher that could only tell me a tech would get to my house at some point that night to check on my new system a third time (the tech eventually arrived at my house at 10:30 PM, over 15 hours after the job began at 7:30 AM. He was able to temporarily fix the issue but someone had to come back the next morning to finish installing a system Horizon is supposed to be experts on).

These people installed a faulty piece of equipment that was malfunctioning in my home and left TWICE. If I hadn't called them multiple times that evening, they would have left my home in that condition overnight potentially causing a real disaster in my home. This was dangerous, period. I had to call again in the morning to make sure someone was coming to help as I didn't receive any follow up after the last tech left my house at 11 PM that night. I then had to request a manager call me to review what in the world went wrong and why Horizon did an absolutely terrible job on this install. After the 4th tech left the day after my install, Horizon was content to leave the matter closed instead of calling and offering a simple apology for the disaster of a job.

Overall, it was an embarrassing experience for them and a potentially dangerous one for me. I don't even know what would happen to my home or the system if it had been left to continuously pump emergency heat into my home? What if I had left for the night and my pets were left in that home because I didn't realize there was an issue? Deal with these people at your own risk, they don't know what they are doing and are fine leaving your home in a potentially hazardous condition.

Took off for a furnace appointment during a weekday.  No one showed up, no one called, no one answes the phone.  Look elsewhere!

After an insurance claim, they literally dig up our basement to replace a broken pipe/sewage issue. It was a miracle job and they guaranteed the work for 10 years. The next summer we were infested with drain flies. We did everything to eradicate them on our own until an exterminator told us this is a sewage issue and we need to contact a plumber. We've called Affordable Pluming several times AND emailed and have gotten no response. So much for guaranteeing work. Definitely reporting this company to the news, and getting legal representation.

Plumber couldn't unclog my kitchen sink, isn't that what plumbers do? No video pipe, just a snake. $129 service fee for letting me know they couldn't do the work. NO Thanks! Buyer beware!

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